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Reverse sticky part of a sticker

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blackoutbill
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Is it possible to cut vinyl so the sticky part is on the opposite side? I think it would be way cool if I could put stickers on the inside of my car window so I can protect them from the elements. I don't know how much demand there would be for this but I have lost many a letter due to dirt and snow
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-ShredTheGnar-
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you mean like window stickers?


they do exsist
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blackoutbill
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Yes, exactly. But in a Newschoolers flavor
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Brenone
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the problem with window stickers is that the sun usually melts the glue pretty fast.
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Goku
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are you stupid? just mirror it before you cut it than bam. you put it on the inside
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blackoutbill
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Well I'd consider myself ignorant rather than stupid considering I don't own a diecutter nor have ever made a sticker. I was just thinking that it would be nice to have this style of sticker in the ns store. That's all
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Goku
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my bad. im stupid. i thought you were asking how to do it
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blackoutbill
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No worries. I realize now that I was not very clear in the original post

Are there any other disadvantages to window stickers besides the glue melting in the sun?
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ike.
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well if you have tinted window, might be tougher to see the sticker.

I think if you wipe down the outside of you're car, make sure it's clean and dry, and then put the stickers on, they should stay. just incase, use a lighter to melt them on a lil bit, makes em stay better
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Mr.Bishop
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Yes we absolutely could do this! maybe we'll make an inside sticker pack...

I like it!


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Malcolm
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mine have stayed pretty good on my back window. the only problem is they sometimes get scratched up a bit when i scrape my windows in the morning
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Big_Spence
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i'd use them for the outside of my window just so i can be hip and different.
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